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This is what made me get the D90…

Thanks Chase

Crunch Gear: Aperture 3 Review

Crunch Gear:
If you’re a photographer and use a Mac, chances are you’re using Lightroom or Aperture. Probably Lightroom, since Aperture is less popular among pros — and the latest version seems to be an acknowledgment of that. The features added in version 3 are clearly intended to draw casual shooters using iPhoto to the paid image editing honey pot. Since so many of these amazing new features are direct side-loads from iPhoto, it smooths the process and makes the program as a whole more approachable, though whether existing Aperture users will find them helpful is questionable. Brushes, on the other hand, are a welcome addition to any photographer’s toolset, and depending on how dedicated you are, may be worth the price of admission. Read On…

My take on “Crazy Heart”

 

So let me start of by saying that Im in no way a pro movie critic or and esteemed writer. I am simply a lover of movies and love to talk about them.
With that said, here’s my quick take on “Crazy Heart”

 

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Gizmodo: Nikon D3s Review

Honey, I want one!

 

Spider Holster Installation

Just got my Spider Holster today and was super excited to open it up and get a feel of it… Continue reading Spider Holster Installation

Spider Holster Coming Soon!

Hey everybody. Rob here. Just wanted to give you a heads that I just ordered the new SpiderHolster and can’t wait to get my hands on it and do a nice, real world review from a novice photographer. Looking forward to showing my face on camera and seeing what you all think of our first video review.

See you soon.

Rob B.

Red One Review

Its been a while since I have taken a look at cameras. I have been lost in the world of ease of use with my iPhone. With portability you rarely think about a true image of brilliance such as the Red One™. The great thing about this camera is it is the only camera built for the upgrade. What I mean by that last statement, think of a car, you want it to go fast but you got to start at the stock model. Well with the Red One™ it is the same idea. It only weights 10 lbs, with a modular design which allows it to be upgraded as the team at Red Digital Cinema works on updates. This camera is an investment for a life time of use and upgrades starting at 17,500 USD. Also there are 50+ upgrades that you can choose from to make your Red a life time of great cinematography.
For those that want to get more info or own a “Red One” Check out: Continue reading Red One Review